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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-01
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Merit Ravens Brought Before Judge
Raee-Some Inklings of the
Evidence Against Him.

Although the c~oroner's jury returned a
verdict of suicide in the case of Mrs.
Ravens, Sheriff Black decided yesterday
to place Merritt Ravens under arrest. Ac-
cordingly Wednesday, just as the camp
was about to break up and depart for the
sf .aurder and brought to this city where
he was placed in Jail. Next morning he
was brought before Judge Race when MIR.
Taylor appeared for the territory and Mr..
Stanton for the defeadent. On applica-
ton Of counsel for the defense, the exam
inatien was adjourned until tomorrow at
8 a. m. Stevens and Morris, who had
been summoned rs witnesses were pres
ent. Finnegan and Sterling have also
been summoned aud will be expected to
appear tomorrow.
DUMB AS OYSTERS. q
The prosecutors are reticent regarding
the testimony which they will present.
1t is said that Ravens met here a fast
woman whom he had known in Benton
and that he renewed his acquaintance
with her and asked her TO lend him a re
volver, saying that he would need it only
for a few days. 1t is alleged that this
was the revolver with which Mrs. Ravens
shot herself. It is deemed strange that
Ravens should borrow a revolver as he
had one of his W which
he produced at the inquest. It is said
that Ravens stated prior to the inquest
that the revolver which Mrs. Ravens used
with fatal effect was her own; that it was
customary for her to carry one and that
this vrac 4ha c,,iSap% If ,o -, -, ~ - D,,4or
1t is stated likewise that a man will testify
that heard Ravens beating his wife, but
on the other hand another grader asserts
that it was the noise of horses tramping
that was heard. His tent, it appears, was
nearer than that Of the man who says he
heard blows.
TALKATIvE GRADERS.
1t is reported that the arrest of Ravens
is due partly to the fact that some grad
ers had expressed suspicious of Haven's
guilt while making the round of the town.
SENT BACK TO JAIL.
Havens seems sad and went back to the
''cooler' with Deputy Burns when the
hearing was adjourned. He buried his
wife at Sand Coulee the other day and
then returned to the camp. Stevens
thinks that Ravens is as crazy as his wife
was reported to be. Both used To bore
him with stories Of their quarrels until he
shut them off. People in the camp deem
it queer that Ravens has retained the bed
which his wife killed herself and that
he has also with him the revolver which
she used.
EXAMINATION ADJOURNED.
The Hayens examination was a %ljonrn-
ed Friday until to-day on application
of Mr.. Brady, who, with Mr.. Stanton
appeared for the defense. Mr.. Brady Sc
cured an order from Judge Race for the
of the evidence given at the
coroner's INQUEST. Mr.. TaYInr for the
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-01
Ready for Business.

j. H. Mcknight s. Co. have occupied
their new, splendid store and Mr.. shep-
herd and his aids are busily engaged to-
day in distributing the large stock
throughout the building which is 100 feet
long by 81 wide. The main counter
which is of solid, polished oak, presents
Il fine appearance. The floor is also solid
oak and displays good workmanship. AL
together the building is metropolitan in
size, shape and appearance.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-01
The Chestnut Round Tn.

The round up on the Chestnut range
will begin IN the 3D. of October and at the
same time the stockowners will gather
their beef for the market, combining the
fall round up and beef gathering. The
stockman Of this range and some of those
of the Shonkin will ship their beef from
the Great Falls stock yards.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-01
NJ. e. Church Appointments.

The following are the appointments Of
Revs. Riggin and Van Orsdel of the Meth
odist Episcopal church: Sunday, October
2, II a. N. and $50 p. M, Fort Benton;
Tuesday, the 18th, 7:30 p. M, New Pitts
burg; Wednesday, the 9Th, 7::30 p. M, Otter
Creek; Saturday, the 9th. 7::30 p. M, High
wood, Sunday, the 9th, IL a. M, High
wood; Sunday. the 9Th, s p. m, Great
FalE.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-01
An Important Real Estate Deal.

nj. 81. Miner and j.. NJ. Boardman, who
rank aiming the largest stock owners of
northern Montana. have been in the city a
few days past. quietly looking about for a
desirable Investment in Great Falls real
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-01
The Total Cost,

The net result of the bounty business
from January / to September 12, was as
follows, according to Auditor Sullivan:
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-01
EXAMINATION ADJOURNED.
THE HaYens examination wasal.

The Hayens examination was a ljonrn-
ed Friday until to-day on application
of Mr.. Brady, who, with Mr.. stanton
appeared for the defense. Mr.. Brady Sc
cured an order from Judge Race for the
production Of the evidence given at the
%coroner's inquest. Mr.. Taylor for the
prosecution opposed the motion. Sheriff
Black was in court with his witnesses.
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e., WaIbb6rner.S Sole. bOrsetrassn bon
ben SerreH Sui. Sohnf9er, u. 9O'
bile (gbicago), U. 8rotb unb Wm.
9abeIop (Tew Orleans).
g., fortuna" Gonjert Shoitii6, 5r.
9Ibt (arrang. bon Iler. 8. 2ubpis).
L., Nadruf an Carl Maria b. Weber,
Grobe Santafie bon 6. g. Bad.
3peiter SbeiI.
s., Ouberture su rRieusis, g. agner.
g., Marf9 u. @bor aus Der m3auber'
H6te"-W. y. Mojart.
T., 9ieb IL. Quartet aus rRieoletto1
g., @roBe 5antafie aus Weperbeer's
mpropbet", Wiepre1t.
Sritter She'll.
g., 5adeltans (B-dur), Meperbeer.
TO-, vSie pof i'm Waloe". SoIopiece
fur gornet bon Sdaeffsr, porgetra'
gen BON u. 8obe (Mfilmaufee).
H., .Sanb in Saub", polfasY ta3urs
ia BON Satan.
H., 26nis 2arl Mari9, BON unratb.
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@ra. &BHina Il epbm.

l1nfere 6auptnabruus III unb bleibt
bas Gleifd, unb unl fol9es frii9 uao
gut su erlansen, fann man unmoglid
einen auperldiigeren Marft finbeu, als
ben BON Wm. S6Hing 6 Sobn, No.
Sill ape. 6. Sie 3erren. babeu BEN
@ef9mad ibrer 2unben @ebnurg &C.
tragerl unb In ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 2uftmaf1ine erridtet, uel4e allen
Nnforberungen fir grbaltung.u nb gnt'
fernung i9dbIider Sngrebienaen bes
6leif9es entfpridt. Sic baben betf0fi'
Dig in ibren Wiebb6fen eiueu groBeu
Worratb BON WaitDieb, aus peldem
muir bas Bette fir ibre 3unoen getpdbli
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fein min, Der
beiu1e ben Marft, No. oil
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1i
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= a ..
ur.

Der Staatsienat nabm bic Bill 90,
tuelde es ben Stabtbeb6rSen. geftattd,
ibre @efangenen aus3umietben qua
folfe, bener bios cine Celebrate aufer-
legt purbe. bic ie aber tuegen Mittelss
figteit nidt besablen fonnten. Sss
banr fam bic Bill gesen bic
giienbabn : vpools" 5ur 0erbanolrxe.
Cine Nn5abl bon ameubements 90
bemielben tpurben eingebraht, 3u einsr
abfimmrms, fam es iebo@ ai6t. Die
eigentbimlide Sausbil, baB ale
Sdlddter i'm State bel elmer Strar
BON $25 qe3tpungeu iein foQen, iA
ibren Gleif1hdnben au6 bic 6art Der
BON ibnen geidladteten 9biere nit Qssf
u. Obren aus3uifenen, murbe engroffrt.
Die Senats : 2anbbia ipurbe bona
6auie nit rs gegen 16 Stimmea on
genommen. gnblid fam man aud
sur 8eratbung Der 8epiaigunssbils.
Die SauptsebdIter fino: @ouDernenr
$4,000, Staotsietretdr $4,000, Sdab-
meifter $500, Comptroller $500,
capitol /, Superintendent $2500. bic
brei 3i6ter bes Obergeridts $10,650,
bic brei Ri9ter bes appelationsgeriA'
tes $40. $50 &C. &c. 6erner uerben psss
lanet: fur ben @renai6ub $4,000. far
bic MiIi3en $40, 600, fir Orudfa6ea
$50, 900, fur has @eridts.S epartemeia
$518, 900, fir 0eteraneu 100000,
6ffeniliae S6uIb 1886, 900, fir bic
3u6tbduier 100000, fur llniperftdts.
unb S9ul3mede $110,00 300
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Yro9ramm ute
fur bic =
Sdmserfef -Gomeerte.
Sets irisent Carl 8ed.

Grftes Concert i'm Opernbmie,
Mittp o d, 10. April, 8 ubr sIbbs.
l., Oupsrturs su r5ibeIio" lE-dur),
8. b. 8eetbopsu. -. 6eftor9efer.
g., a. .@ott sriiBe Did, Miide.
b. -Sie SterHe am 9immel1. Sol.
Rbeinberger .---.---JefsGbor.
g., a) Sutermes,o u. Vase lente,
b. pi;sieati, beibes Gus benz Ballet
rGpIpia", SEQ Selibes. .5ef'
Or9efter.
A., ,Ses grlf6niss So9ter", 8unabe
componirt nod elmer bdnii9en ZEE
aen6e. fir SoIofimmen, Gbor uub
Ordefer, bon Niels %. @abe.
5olopartien:
Sopran (grIt6niss 9o9ter).. SRI.
Sortenfe Sones.
NIt (OluF'sM utter): SRI. Marie
2acoite.
Yariioa (Oluf).. :. 6r.@ 8. Miaer.
s., Ouperture gu pMignonA, BON u.
Sbomas. Sets rheter.
g., rgu bic aunff". bon &i6. Wosuer.
Seran. Gdngerbunb nit Or9efers
begleitung.
T., Andante cantabile aus nQuatuor"
(Op.1D q. Sfdalfowsfp. .Strei@'
inffrumente.
g., a. %. bdtt' i'd Elm 6ittdeu au eis
en-. Dallas r6robfnnA
(Dirisent: Dams D. 2reibig.)
b) m6riblings grwaden@, ). Abt,
....... 9oufion y2ieSerfran3A,
(Dirigent: O. Supernop.)
q 3risser . gbor q. b. Oratorium
r@Olfsaus bon anbalt", ans.
Seelmann. auitin Wdnner9or
nit Or6eiterbesleituns (Siri'
gent: Walter Sips).
g., pSn siuem tibIen @tunbe", bon g.
Glud ........S erau.S dngerbuno.
TO-, nuaarii9e @bapfobie H., 5rans
2is3t, ~arransirt I. Or9eifer bon 6.
Mfiller Bergbaus. .Geforaefer.
H., vSau9senb erbebt f6 bic S9bs
pfuns", 8. Mohr. -. 3erar. Sdns
serbunb NIT Dr@eferbesleitung.
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e~d,,ptnstndbt aebeils.

einsm alien arate, Der bon Der prasis jxs
ridssaosen Iebt, ipnrse bur& einsn sIlizeii4en
NiiFondr bic Hefdreibuns eiaes finIadfn
beastabiIil1en SsiImittsIs iar bic j9nfns unn
bauerube eeiInne bon eunseui4ninolnf1s'
Wronhitis, Gotarrb, anbma un6 nuEa feol(s
unb aunaeufranlbsiten ansetbdnDigt. As9
elm Wittel fur poFtibe. rabilale eeilnng bon
NerbenfGndde nnbs allen Seeruenlraugpst!sn.
Ra1bem Der Dolter bic punesrbartn psiliraite
in touienbsn HdIen erprcbt BAIT, trd&ttte e
"a fur ieiue p5i6t, has MitteI fsinsa Ieibenbfa
Mitmeniden bstdnnt iu MAIDEN. Bon sielsm
Motip unb @unf& sefrisbeu, baubeIte &C.: 50
isnoe biefes Re,spt foFenfrei an aues BE e
ipinf&sn. In beutf1er, eneIii&er ober frantots
iaer epraGs, nit boiler Anpeiluns etr eess
ifeIuua uuS bes GsbrauAs. Seuoe Aerehe
unb HriefmarIe, bs3iebeD Did ant bisfe 8zifanQ
uub i'd ienbe q fofort. @. U. Mpsts. i4s
Yopers Blo6. so6efsr, Y. D. [~2l,io,1su'n
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2weites Gontert int Opernbauie,
9ouuerfag, ben IL. April.
uhr Mbenbs.

2meites Gontert int Opernbaiiie,
9ouuerfag, ben IL. April
s nbr abeubs.
l., Symphonic (IV.. OPP. 90-Allegro
vivace, Andante con moto, con
motto moderate, Saltarello presto).
s.. Wenbelsfobn $ 8artbolbD- Gefs
or9eiier.
g., al Gieb.. .Galbeftons Salamanber1
(Director: o. WiItens);
b. ,Waloabenbi 9einA. bon s. y.
Sam6I3er. ..6ouifon 6dngers
bunb (Sirigent: garl 3eus).
g.. lie dernier Sommeil de laVierge',
preluoio sur 4. Scene Der LAS
somption", s. Mafenet- Strei@'
inSfrumente.
T., rG~reteIeiu1, 6. g~ttteubofer. -Sera'I
nif9er Sdngerbunb.
s., Duberture au s6reiidib@. @arl M.
b. Weber Set r6efer.
g., a. .@uf Wieberieb'n". 8. S9asfs
fer. .@sfanesieetiOn hes @ibs
bings Surnnereius (Oirigent:
8. 2rueger).
b. vSauieabfd0nA, ST. abt.. San
Mntonio Beethoven Mdnners
dor (Oirisent: garl Bed).
T., Danse macabre (Sootentan3), bon
6. Saints aens Sets rdefter.
g., 9aleluiab aus benz mMeifas4 bon.
6aenbel 49,. Seran. Sdngerbuno
nit Ordeterbegleituug.
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= IIuetuatipnen i'm Narfte ftir Ct
ienluaareu Tam Jeber DermeiheHe Der
feline Orbers bur9 pieper&6 @nlt
3 eB ~ausfabren ldBt. 6abrilauten re-
guIiren ibre Preiie mad BEN 9cuiatl.
piper & 6mulibeB baben tets .einert
enormeu 9orratb BON Geusornbt, giiers
bIe@ u. I. no., uub fe uDtireu trtbere
uiebrige preiie, menu bieieIbet aud TN
i'm Narfte ffeiaeu.
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6. g.

2O5 NET 81 mereeHrasa
bdlt Elm sro6es uub febr e~etpdbItes 2as
ger BON Sapeteu. &pHIeung,
BiIberrabmeu unb 3eiRen.
unb ferner neben 3ei&nen>M aierinIieu
aler Mrt. Garbeu unb Mnftrti l.
der : W ateriaIien, befouoers
fertig gemtf9te
Garberi, bic beIien unb billigfeu i'm
Morfte, bic unter boiler 0araniie pers
tauft tuerben. Sen tess- uub 6pte
geIgIas un6 anbere Ia biefes 6a4
i9Iagenbe Mrtifel; tpori1 6err< MlitlIer
has gr6Bte Eager i'm Weiieu bes Staa'
tes bat. Muftrdee aus BEN 2anbe mere
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Oie SeiIfraft BON Nne

Oie SeiIfraft BON apers
@berrp Pectoral 1T cine gana
auberorbintIiGe. Oieielbe seist fG
arl beffen, tpenn man bies Mittel &C.
gen grfdItungen, gegen 0ufen, ober
gegen 2ungens unb 3ebltOpfs9eioen in
Mnmenbung brinst. Seine fdmeras
fiaenoen unb I6ienbeu Wirfuugen LOIS
len ME LANCE auf fid marteu. Dies
MitteI it elm grfolg Der @bsmie uno
Elm Sriumpb Der mebiciHii@eu @ihens
f6aft. =
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California meiue.

6err s.. 8 Meper, BboltiaIe, q
&eiaiIbdnbler In Weiner, alamo 1Iaja,
it Dor Rur3em BON feiner uierteu @es
faditsreiie nod Californian 3iriidges
febrt. St fam iebt feline Quubeu uub
0amilien nit ben beifen 6prtert bon
@aIiforniosW eineu unb reirleir Eraiis
ben,B ranbp perieben. @siueu GaIifsrs
mia Glaret pertauft CT BITE 0alloHe-41.
Bort unb anbere riuberfdIf9te meiue
Finb ftets Bel linn borrdtbig.
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Watimee int Opernbmtie,

Opnnerfag, ben IA. april
2.3O 1br Nadmittag.
l., SubeI.O uperture, 6. Ml. b. Weber,
SET. Or@eter.
g., a. Mari9 unb gbor aus yGauf",
garI Gounob. -Gefhor nit
Or1eiferbegleituug.
b. .aIpna6t1, Otto Bob Son
Nntonip .Selbetia4 (Dirigent:
6. Weper).
g., Radtgelang, Sean @ogt. Strei9'
inffrumente.
L.. ,Srei unb Deuti6". 9. 6. geder,
.Seron. Sdngerbuno.
S., Ouperture sur r3auberi6teA, %.
u. Mo5art- -6ettsArd]etfer.
g., ~ rSas sinfame &6sIein., g: Ser.
mes. Son Antonio r6robfinu@
(Dirisent: 5. s. Riilmann);
b. rDrei blaue Blimlein1, @uitab
Sresler .San autouio Wdns
aerdor (Dirieeut: Carl 9ed).
T., Ouperture 3u Isl Petals Roi'' bon
q. Mbam Sets r6efer.
g., Der beuti@e Sang, bon 0. lnsti.
iel... .Seranifder 6dngerbunb mil
Or1elterbegleitung.
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= Msa9t Cure Betelungen fiir Sta
9elbrabt, slatten Srabt. gilenble4,
8upferble@ unb 90the bel piper &
S1uItbeB 249 Warfet Str.
Spart GeIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fur uiebriste Narttpreife.
matter Matter weh.ser u

Matter Matter Matter
@erbet Sbr bes Nadts seffSrt rerben
nnb In gurer Rube unterbro4en bur@ bas
Sdreien eines tranfen 4iuhes, tpeldes
S9mer3en bonn Curdbre&en Der odbue
leibet? Sit "a Der 6aa, 70 fouft cine 6lai@s
pcn M1rs. Winslops Sootbins Srrup,
Ct wirb ben orrien 4leinen icfcrt BON iei'
men e4mer3en befreien. Wun p~erlafie fid
baronf, es tilft. Ga III feline Wutier aui
Grben, bic Is periu6te uuc Gu4 ni&t nit
tbeilen uirbe, boB Is bic Gin8ereioe &C.
autirt, ben 4leineii 9ilfe unb @eiunsbeii
Iinb Der Wutter Hube peri&aHt, baB %
ME 3ouber mirft. Dos 0Qittel III fder IN
alien Tilen unb an8snebus bon @eiamsd;
es wirb BON elmer Der dltsften unb teffen
Dcetcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten rers
f&rieben. llebsralI ju baben, bic 6lai4s
40 25 Gents.
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slnsbertaaf un6 NeHe aasreR

A~nSuertduf UNI 2eeue SeWWSS"s
s mginbereIIaS d s6tore
@de SoufonfraBe 6 Gpe. .
merben ale Minteri6ube fir Oanies
unb 2inber, fur Serreri unb Qnaben
gum abfoIuten 9ofenpreite
ausbertaut. Dies it feline bIobe
Nnfiiubisuus. um Reflane au madeu,
ionbern bic preiie fnb fattif@ beoeu'
tenb berabgeiebt iuorben, uobon Sober
fi9 iiberseugen Tam.
SIM Cinderella SGubfore fub bic
reuert Ieidteren SGubforten fiir ben
Sommer bereits eingetrofen unb fos
pobI In OamenrS 9uben tuie shippers
1T cine por3igli9e auswabI porban6en.
Riemanb folte aHberswo, ais I'm 9in'
berella S9ubfore taufen.
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mm. Mamth,s

Wirtbf9aft unb & t.ap5 o.
billion auf benz Conference.-The iigeI
III elm beIiebter Neriammlungsort betts
ider Gamilien. Der pobilon III bur&
Senfer sef1loFen, gebeijt unb ID ieber
4esiebung Elm bibf9es 2otaI. Sebeu
Gonntag, Na9mittng urO Mbenb:
Rpnaert. aEif WerIauges na9 BEN
Ronsert: 5austrdna@en. ansgeaei9nes
tes Bier, feiner falter 2un@..- gute,
sepdblte geieai@aft, aufmsriialae gs:
bienung. zOoe35af
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= 2oBt Sud ni&t tduf6en bur&
niebere preiIe fur alrbeit. iuel9e befer
aIs irgeub cine in Seras geliefert iuirb,
fonbern nerfiiat Sud nab Gallo
pbotographilnem Mteiier, mo
Sud CUTE unb sufriebenfellenbe Arbeit
su i1ur reellem preife sarantirt spirb.
Alb, gaff 6oufnn Stsase.
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GartenzG omtert bes Sets rdelters
Inn can 1eorp GpsinsS Battle,

Greitag, ben Is. April,
2.30 lbr Na9mittags.
grFer She'll:
l.. einsussmari@ aus sSannbduier1,
................ Rid. Wagner.
g., Ouperture ~ rOberon" .@arl M.
b. Weber.
g., SpaniIde Serenabe. .. Metra.
A., 6umoreste aus OHeEba@'s rOr.
,pheus". Roientran5.
3weiter bell:
s., ,Rapmon5"s OuDerture, q. 8bomas.
g., rNm Meer", Solo fur Srombone,
5r. SCHUBERT, u%orgetragerF oonSrn.
6erm. Braun (gbieago).
T., &eeitatib, Gabatine, Miierere unb
glrie O. b. nSroubabout1 - eibi.
g., @roBe Gantafie aus Meperbeer's
,0ugenotten" $3.50. &Oienfran3.
9ritter She'll:
g., Sn~trobuction & gbOr aus benz 3ieH
9ft bon r2obengrin" u. Wagner.
TO-, .Sporopaten" eWal3er- 5. 8ungl.
H., Gin Qraus FIR Ya6us". Wfen3el.
49,, Gbampasnsr. @alopp. Sumbpe.
@artemsG sntert bes SeitzO rdeiters
In sDm, MATHIS @arten.
6onntag, ben IL. april,
2.30 ubr Wa9mittags.
grfer 3betI.
L., Ouperture su nMaianieIo", Huber.
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MbidiebssG ontert Ses Geitord)eiters
Inn Cpernbaufe,


Q, IL. april. 8 ubr abbs.
l., Ouperture gu rOberon4, s. M. b.
Weber .6eif.O rneffer.
g., 0ioIins Concert in D (erfer Sab:
Allegro non troppo). 8. B.. Beet
bopen.....-9r. Sbeooor Gourant.
g., Serenabe Cop. 63-F dur: Allegro
moderate, Motto ~vivace, Wal3er,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23

had some business down on San Fer
! nando street, near the depot, and ac-
C ,rdingly drove around in his elegant
I lrnoul t. $40 about it. Arriving at
the place, which is a saloon nearly
opposite the depot, All How entered
leaving his team in the hands OF an
opliging but partially demented Celes-
tial who stood near by, while he went
into the place to collect wash bill, as
WIS Afterwards learned.
The Chinaman who held the horse
did not notice that he was rather more
frisky than the animals usually driven
by the Johns, so that when great
commotion was raised inside the
saloon he became 80 interested
that he dropped the reins and the
horse becoming frightened broke
away and dashed up street, scattering
baskets for quite distance, but was
finally recovered.
All How, when he entered the sa-
loon, presented his claim, which was
denied, and upon pushing his
claim he was pushed, on the toe of
boot, high into the air, coming down
on his head and his affrighted cries
scared the horse. He was not
damaged more than a few bruises.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
UNIVERSITY CHURCH.
Arrival of its new Pastor, Rev.
DIR. Warner.

Rev. DIR. Warner, the newly ap-
pointed pastor OF this rapidly growing
church, arrived from Chattanooga,
Tenn, Friday morning, and will
occupy the pulpit tomorrow morning
and evening. 1t is said that the peo-
pie of that beautiful suburb may we'll
congratulate themselves upon his ap-
pointment to that charge. He has
had some of the best fields in Ohio,
some of them being Bellevue, Elyria
and Cleveland, and has just filed the
three year term at First Church,
Chattanooga, from whence he was
about to return to his native State to
accept charge in Columbus, when in
the nick OF time he was secured for
the University Church and transferred
to this conference. The Chattanooga
Commercial speaks of him as man
whose sermons are simple and straight
forward and the ablest pulpit orator
who has had regular charge there
for many years.
He was last year Chaplain-in-Chief
Of the G. A. X. The coming of such
men is heartily welcomed by Los An
geles, and it is hoped his labors may
be attended here by equally as happy
memories as those that follow his
work in Chattanooga.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
Slnit for Land.

John Doloer brought suit yesterday
in the U. S. Court against J. r.
Mushrush, for $6,OOl for damages al.
legged to have been sustained by him
at the hands of Mushrush.
Dolber states that he had acquired
perfect title to certain lands in San
Diego and San Bernardino counties,
from certain acts. and grants of Con-
gress, but the Validity of the title was
doubted by Mushrush who, on the
End of April, ousted plaintiff and took
possession of the property himself
appropriating to his own use the pro.
ceeds of the property in the shape Of
rents, etc.
Dolber asks in retaliation the pos
session of the property and judgment
of the Court for $1,000 for costs, and
profits, accruing from the land during
the time he was deprived Of it, and
$5OOl damages and costs of suit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
Dwelling Houses i'm Demand /.

A gentleman was in town the fore
part of this week looking around to
secure two unfinished rooms, for
which he was willing to pay $40 per
month. He was unable to get them,
and consequently departed. Another
gentleman, with his family, arrived in
town several days ago, and endeav-
ored to procure a dwelling house for
temporary residence. He was shown
a small tenement, but said that he
wanted suitable dwelling house and
was willing to pay SIS or $40 rent per
month. AS is the case in Anaheim,
he could not be accommodated. And
still good many people here think it
would not be safe Investment to
build dwelling houses. i (Anaheim
Gazette.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
Street Sprinkling.

Considerable complaint has been
made OF the dusty condition of the
streets owing to the lack of sprinkling,
which has been noticeable since the
rain. Mayor Workman stated that he
had ordered on the carts, and that
most OF them were at work. The con-
tractor had taken off the carts after
the rain, and the warm weather had
come unexpectedly. Some of The carts
had been dismantled, but sixteen Of
them were at work and more had been
ordered on as soon as they could be
put together again.